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10 TIE Editor n the M%'sliCcIocr.
SIN; I desire, through tho columua o.
your paper, TO call attention to II state
mcnt made in reference to myself, over
thu signature OF "I.,"in yOur Issue OF to,
day. do not Wish 10 DO understood, in
this article or any former ono, as coun.
lonanctng chCAGES or deceit, whether
That cheating ia carried on in e1FminN'
ton, or that deceit prNC:lCcd by q Senior,
who desires, by this means, 10 court H.
Vol. with q faculty aud President OF the
University Of this StGto.
But l do desire 10 be understood rs dis.
c~ountenauCing tho uuiairneSs with which
students have been treated, by being SUE.
pended from the above mentioned ipsti,
tuition, without being allowed tho priv,
leSc, accorded the lowest criminal al tho
Bar OF Justice, Of a lair and impartial
tria!, unbiased by prejudice or malice.
Also wish 10 DO understood, and l hold
myself personally responsible for thpsc
n~tterancts, whom | say al" as no signs
himself, and c0nid lind IL mo.o suitable
ietter TO commence his name with, know,
lnTSly and wiltully lies when he make:
tha statement that the young man, who
refused to speak to the President, "in
suited him on every OCCASION"
| have B9Cn raised III An R.mospheri
which hns instilled into my nature III,
desire to treat, 10 gentlemen, oil witt
whom may be thrown into contact, mt
at the same time to exact from them
whether tho President Of the West Viz
Etnia University or any other, the Ram,
treatment. This l ililed 10 receive 10 re
Geiye from the present President OF III.
University, and In rGfuBing to speak t,
him on the street, l only exercised tn
pse'oSative Of every gentleman in choot
ing With whom he should cultivate friend
y and uocial relations. In this l will no
ne deferred, at any time, by the pusillau
ttloNS attacks OF q henchman who La
ooot:ilcked himself into favor with
PRESIDENT and faculty, and who cloNks hi
~po'''oohefy nnde n pseudo signature.
p,,. +. S. BLAIR, il.
RRchE c, II, Mlrrh'lh 1857
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TWO .ronrrs.
Ths PreSid-Bt Caught Hiu1iAE WITH q "a
Of DsEEsLI

Ths PRECEDENT Caught HuslAE with a PGII
0fDssGsLI
Hsstfssi1s hsskA
The President lately lost SO Al poker.
a lev days before the cloes Of The LY. ses-
ZION Of Congress Mr.. Cleveland felt the
rced Of 1 little relaxation. Col. lamont
EuEaested a qniht little game Of poksr.
Thh rser1ed 20 al the bill, and the selec.
ton Of 4 party WA left 10 Mr. Lamont.
Tbs honf VA set ioi ~ O'Clock a. night,
and a BenAt0r and two Representatives Eas
down 10 the table. Lamont Ws banker,
and Euggsated that the limit be IS. The
President sat on tho hight Of the banker
and ihr seHAtor On the lett. EysryboJy
took ti0 Worth oil chips 70 begtA with.
The game proceeded with varying fortunes
Rnd exciting iack.polA until nearly morn.
Ing. The banker seemed 10 be 4 little
ahead, and his winning cAme Abou! equA.
ly from tho PTeai!eu! aud the Senator.
The C0ngreBsmen were old hands, bat
they found that all their skill vas receAs.
Rfy 10 keep even with tie game. A Ssries
Of I've lack'poA was GugIestsl 10 close the
nights play. The iifst time around no
ono eou!1 open the pot. and on the next
deal It took queens or better. Tho SenG.
tor upen6d Tor the limit and everybody
n.Aid in. The representatives each took
two cards, the President one, and the Sem
htor three. Lamont stood pat. The bet.
ting began vigorously, and the President
looked rs " he WAS blufing an otlcs-
nfgkeF. FINALLY ma NJ tha paprs.sp,.
tiyea called. Lamont showed down A King
foil. The President had tho 1cs OF hparts'
nine aud seYcn Of diamonds. and the
ducce0 Of clubs and spades. Tho Senator
bai a queen full, and the Representatives
had q trey full and two pair, aces MP, re-
snectiYcly. Lamont ranked In the Dot
and the players cashed In their chips. Tho
President wa out siD. The CongTessmen
told the story 10 GONE Of thelr colleagues
and that ID how Il got out.
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Che G~nt&lliQetmrr
WHEELING, ". Va, MARCH, IS. 1871.


Since tbs late Mr. Vanderbilt remarked,
"'Ths people be- id" many things hays
happened aud msuy eyer have boon open.
ed. Among other Sings the people have
pErl ios a stay Of proceedings and APP
psaIel tie care.
TGrpOpulAr movement though bringing
with it some unhappy IaGilens, hm not
boon without ia good effects. Iaercr for
example. Is our Old friend Jsy G7uid-he
h@ begun 10 tsko Uew and moro
though!iu, yioH Of Ilic. Ths other day he
favored the country with a highly moral,
not to say p,ons, uI!erancs tia! might have
como from tho c]loisier 20 little account
did /, take OF the r!cnps d this world Il.
CepL 10 bear tho make; agHinGt ,hon.
Al that moment Mr. Gould ioIl that tho
blisslll calm Of so unye1gd liz, was rather
to be- chosen than railroads and tclcgrnphg
and lands aud much dne gold. lIo seemed
about 10 cut loose l,o;a all iheso !n5ipid
thing and avaf beana in biz ghOes.
Al about tho same time he H'cH.naulp'
ulaIor sally waJ tempting Mr. Gould
with tho gr3a! baltimore x Ohio project.
Including tho gobbling OF la Telegraph
limo with iu hitherto Loubica9mc rivalry.
But Mr.. G9h,d thought Of wha! tho g'ca!
American Mia. GTlady would 0Ay. LIS
Hnnli AGAIN hr Ionnurcsd "A mOnDDOiist
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ADDITIONAL NOVICE.

|, Louis F.. Siiiel. u stoCkholdrr OF the German
Flu Insurance Company Of Wheeling. W. Va -
hereby give notice OF my intention TO Offer at the
general meeting OF the stockholders o! said cOrpOr
alton 10 be held on Saturday. the 9th day OF April.
1851, At the Office OF the SAid Company at No. y
Fourteenth street, In the city OF Wheeling, punu.
ant 20 the foregoing notice, the following rcEOlu-
ton. towIt:
Rcso,rcf, "ThR, the time OF The continuance Of
this corporation. the German Fire Insurance Com.
pany OF Wheeling. ". Va be extended for
lfiy wears beyond the liih day OF May, 1857, the
COn tiuuOncs Ia the agreement for Its formation"
LOUIS 4. STlFEL.
MMEgLING. ". VI. March 10. lsI. mtll.F
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R.ALrIMOHE < OHIO EXpREss.
Wheeling TO Chicago without Chnngc.

wheeling TO Chicago without ChnnGc.
Tho Baltimore x Ohio are now running
q through train, sleeper attached, between
Wheeling Rad Chicago, leaving Wheeling
daily, except Monday, ut 3 +. NJ, city time,
arriving nj Chicsgo st & A, NJ. Passengers
can remain in sleeper Mt Chicago until $
A. ~. il they wish.
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The best RAlye in the world Tor cuts
bruises, SOrsA, ulcers, salt rheum, tevei
SORES, letter, chApped hands, ehllblAns
cOyDst and all gkia eruptions, and poqi
lively cures piles, or no pay required. Il
Is guaranteed 70 give perfect s1LalAr.ion
or money refunded. Price % cents pei
box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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On March S, 10, %, and %, the Pitts.
burGh, Cincinnati & st. Louis Railway
Company will sell excursion tickets 10
Florida points ut extremely low rates.
For tickets and further particulars cslI on
or address J. G.. Tomlinaon, Passenger
Agent Panhandle Route, Wheeling, W.
Va.
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Ri'cdi: c. II, March 10, 1851.

Mn. L. B. KIETxR, OF Lancaster, Pa,
wrote US: Having a sprNincd leg Of almost
thirty d"ys standing, and after trying half
a dozen advertised preparations in the
market without satisfactory resul,s, l tried
salvation Sil, aud in less than three days
my !Ss WIS oil right again, There's moth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-18

hu;Rnce Co OF Wheeling, ". Va.
4 general meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
"GernAn Fire Insurance Company OF Wheeling,
". Va - has been called by the Board OF Directors
to be he'd al the principal Office OF the aaid corpo-
IAtIon. No. y Fourteenth street, in the city OF
Wheeling. W. Va, on SATURDAY, the 9TH day OF
April, lss7, at . O'Clock +. NJ, for the purpose OF
considering and adopting or rejecting a resolution
10 be Ulirrci al Ni1 meeting to extend the time Of
the continuance Of said corporation for lIIy years
beyond the 18th day OF May, lsS7, and to tmuEAct
such other business rs may DO brought before said
meeting, and as may 10 lawfully transacted By
said stockholders In general meeting assembled.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
y. 4. FODsE. Secretary.
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FOR SALEG.

IONcr Tor sale my RC'idercG aud Grounds on
CGliwel's Run, No. III IwrhlyTilnih Mrctt, mo
hOuc is hu excellent wcll-lEished t~wOttJry brick
with twelve TD0iaS and mudgrn Improvements,
with a DRY cellar under The whole hou'e: The
house RDi grounds are supplied vim Th!er from 4
ItrDlg peyrriAlllng spring The grounds com.
ETbe .hree acres we'll Improved wish 1nibTilGiu2H
and ornamental and fruit trees Anh vines Of the
boat varieties. II no: sold ~ n whole VIII Do offered
10 l5n. Persons who JCA!rc ~ purchase arc Te-
quoted 10 cali.
TEEXs- Easy. For further particulars Amply On
the p~reInIfeI, or 10 7. ]. HUGC5, Attorney, Il
Twelfth LireeI.
MKlG JIllIN w VIC
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WiSGEgTER-On TsdnadSJ, uarrA i, lss7. 4,
so A ". May LgERUfIA. daughter Of Fred.
=. AID Hannah hInEeficr, HEsd $ ycAfL, !
month and days
Funeral Friday nOruIHE at . O'Clock, hon the
residence Of her pateat', No. u PolE.eenu,
STREET.
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NOTICE.
Redemption of City Of Wheeling
Bonds, 1871.

The holders Of * per cent bonds Of the city OF
Wheeling. issued under the ordinance OF 1871, are
hereby notified that In accordance with provisions
1877, 81, lS:, i25, POS, :i3, 20, ., II, 1871,
,. l53. 2S7, 2ID, 81, ZOO. 20, 200, 3ai, 333,
7s, 31S, iG5, ITO. ~. $50, :95, Eli, 3i5,
W. az; ID; 10; FL S'I, ~: ~, d.G, IG0,
been drawn by lot will be paid on presentation TO
the undenlgucd-a will ccaIo to bear interest
on aud alter April !, 1851.
HENRY X. LIST,
Commissioner under said Ordinance,
mrs li0i Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-18

CHILDREN need 8 good cough medicine,
Red sssr Cough Is free from oplAtes.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

vIAu Fin stopped tscc by Dr.. KlIue's treat
SStreNes'ofo', No Fits after nn, days use. Mar.
VICIOUS cures. TFrs,Isa and sou t,iAl hottie ,ree tn
s"eaS send to ID. Kline, VI, Arch ST., Phls, n,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IN TRAlSS-on and After Jan. 80, lsS7-ExFLA-
NATION OF RTYREEScE Ahhks' uPaiIyi sunday
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NOTICES.
A LONG FELT WANT.
Robert Luke

Has secured a hnt.clAsS man as a driver IOr a street
hack. He can be found at the New Mcclure House
at most any time night or day, on and aiHr Mon
day, AArCh 7, 1851. Any person wishing his Eer'
Vices can telephone 10 No. i2I OF the Mcclure House.
lie will meet all OF the tHiuS on this side OF the
river. mr.
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FOR REST.
FOIE REM.

Having decided to leave "hceliat, ! will 0Gcr
for rent tic Sure Known inr lwcuiy year q, Emc''
nry Good, stn5c.
It Is the c~'ctrr,I ant rs, s~rrGusrd house III the
city tor any bushes; Is furnished with everything
complete. and newly grHInol and UNrpCtei.
It's the hast opening ever offered In hi, city Tor
any oGr whn wan;N 20 opsu n Dry GOods IIou.c,
Have received Act OF nor sprIuE Goods that
Will h3 sod to the trade until Airli l IA, aiy Price.
Cal! A.
mrl7 NJ tIi@ MAIF STREET
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FOR SALE.

'E0D Gaze AFarmG 81 a37 aCrcs; 100 Hfrrg
run ONLCr- cleared; yhuty a! Enri Chy
saw timber. Farm well wNictti. Good dwelling
md UrclmTd. ricc only ~, 100. AGdn-s owner,
JAS. W. WALKER, Green spilug. liHml siiITC
county. ". Va.
West Virginia Farms md Minis for sale, GICn'
Inns fee. Adde'S, J. II. DE!sIOh, MnIl!n'hurE.
", Va, MIRO ~
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TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rates for ndyer.
] Using In 1000 good newtpapens sent fee. Ad.
ress GEO. p. HOWELL & CO., 10 Spruce 81, n. y.
mrtHwFkw
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VN4NTAGENTS IN YOUR COUNTY
w to sell my new goods SIS per week Mlary,
or 30 cents on the dollar commission. No compe-
tton. Rare chance. Address with stSmp ior
terms +. II. WEAVER, la3S, Division street, Bun.
Go, n, y, nrl7
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CHEAP HOMES FOR SALE.
" Lots In the Geo X "heE. Addition nj $50
Il lot and upwards All In 4 tun'h $50 Il lot.
The Vim. Porter Farm IN Pleasant Valley, with
~ Without coal property. Fine Building ms on
Pike.
The IlcinbcrHrr COu1try Rciidgucr And Y hCfcS
with II ct u fuinOuE low Iguir.
mIiC {. a.. 5IHKEFEE 4 %.
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE r. R.
w On and alter NOVEMBER Is, lSd, trains will
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RUHTS. SHALL WE RAISE THEM ?

Some animals are born "runts."
Does it pay to raise them 7 Is it
not more economical to kill them
as soon as their runtiness is obsery-
eds The runty pigs are usually
put in a pen and given to the wife
or daughter. She is told that if
she gives it the slops from the
house, etc, she may have what the
hog brings when it is big aud fat.
The fact that in many cases she
does not get the money when the
hog is sold, does not deter her from
giving the pig all the slop and
milk it can drink. 1t also gets the
crusts, refuse vegetables, Feelings,
etc, from the kitchen; and quite
often the zeal of the woman makes
the feed of the pig quite expensive.
Kept in confinement and fed rich,
sloppy food, the pig increases
rapidly in size, but gains more in
size than in weight. If put out
with the other swine, on grass and
exercise, its pOt-belly disappears,
it gets pointy, and loses in size,
though not so much in weight. AS
it comes from the pen it is more
gut than bone, more slop than
muscle. It's flesh is soft and tlabby.
When put on harder, drler food,
and allowed to take some exercise,
both of which are essential to firm,
sweet wholesome flesh, the fact be-
comes painfully apparent that it's
growth in the pen has been fc.
titious to a considerable extent.
We believe that the best thing
to do is to kill the runt at once. II
q pig or q lamb, it's value can be
but little. The loss will hardly
equal the cost required to bring the
animal to a selt-supporting basis.
In the case Of a calf, longer
period of probation may be given (;
and ordinarily the chances are in
favor of bringing a colt through.
Yet We are Of opinion that such is
the inclination to keep rather than
to sacrifice the runt, that the best
advice ia to kill without delay, pro-
vided it is not of a choice breed
and worth the cost Of the extra
care necessary to bring up to a
somewhat normal condition, but
this is not oten profitable.
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ST. NICHOLAS
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The Agricultural thus explains
cribbing; horses that are in the
habit of taking hold of something
and making peculiar sound at the
same time, are called cribbers. In
the act of cribbing, the edges Of
the teeth are worn or broken off,
and If we watch a cribber closely,
we may see bolus Of air passing
down it's throat, arching his neck
at the same time. Cnb-biters are
generally subject to collie, and are
unsound. Cribbing may be due to
imitation that is, il q horse stands
near a cribber, he may learn to do
1t. II may also be due to restless
ness Q horse standing in a stall a
long while and wanting something
TO do, may contract the habit. 1t
Is also said to be hereditary. To
cure cribbers, put them In a loose
box where they cannot get hold OF
anything, or use muzzles. Plac-
ing a strap around the neck will
prevent a horse from cribbing, but
this may cause a maltormatlon OF
the neck and trachea, so that, on
the whole, the loose box is general.
Nv the best mode of treatment.
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STANDARD TIsE.-East OF Bun,,n.... a..
meridian, or Eastern time; West on Enn,., 80
g0tn meridian, or Central time. xhieh ~ -,
hour slower thaa Eastern 81 ne. Wv
70. a, oAlIy, except stnday, Rfehmora A.
Sniton Forge; leaves clifton fore. dsfI.
Saturday, arrive Cincinnati and Ioe,sx,k ~
s1esPt ny Sleeping Cars from cI,ftop Se1s ,
Nos: 2 and s. daily, between Hup,,,.,,, ana
S Sin Forge; No. daily sIcspt sanSsS 80.
folk. "io fointsnd ker.
Nos. and I, Solid Trains daily. Nth .uu-
sleeping Cars, between Wsshinsion R,s
and LSui,villssnd Cincinnati. Do po as .,ns,
No. ., daily. except Sunday. f,o, Y.u,..,u.
ginclnnai, and Lexington, srr,v.. .a n'',.
foig DAILY except Monday; leave. CO., - VI1ss
for Old Point daily, EXCEPT srsS Snsen fegs
cars huntington 70 Clifton rorss. siesp"s
ShAhLoIrksyILLE AcconsonIx,o,
leave kehmond. except supSsx
arrive ona,lottesville. Hoop. M ''' r.
lralns NO. connects WITH m, n-.
stesmeis al Newport Esvs, oo D IN ,1iss
new York next afternoon, e'a.si AfiEss
ForEates, Tickets. Bassae. obses. .
o11yomes o. a. o.R'y;or Depotor TiehyoSss
O W SMITH,
0en'l. MANAGER. -'".6efuL.
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